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Repairing Cracked Button?
The epoxy I used (that subsequently failed)- JoeRock97
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- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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Repairing Cracked Button?
- JoeRock97
- Post #11
- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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Repairing Cracked Button?
Hey everyone, thanks a lot for your responses! I thought the repair I did with the epoxy worked, but after giving it a real time test I found out it failed 😅. Not sure if it’s because I didn’t prep the surface with sanding (which I would rather not to do really, because the piece fits...- JoeRock97
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- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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Repairing Cracked Button?
So would you say I could remove the part and ”re-glue” it using super glue and activated charcoal? And should I?- JoeRock97
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- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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Repairing Cracked Button?
Oof Yeah I understand. It’s just that all the superglues I found were labeled as to not be in contact with skin.. 😔 plus online the searches said that epoxy is better for these materials.. As you can tell I’m kinda lost in the process 😅- JoeRock97
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- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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Repairing Cracked Button?
Hi everybody! I received an old pipe, which I’ve used for a while and really enjoyed it. I recently cracked the button of the stem while cleaning it (very stupidly I reckon) which resulted in two separate pieces that complete each other (like a broken drinking glass- the main part, and a...- JoeRock97
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